In my use case, we have a pretty highly structured tree system for our test cases. At the current level of organization, we have typically 3 levels of test suites before we hit any cases. It would be very useful for us to be able to generate reports at any level of these test suites, instead of just the parent test suite.
for example, we have a project with 6 suites in it, and in one of those suites, we have 6 more suites, and in those suites, we have 10 test cases (so to access a test case we have to navigate 2 levels deep, or project test suites>suite 01>sub-suite 04>test case 004). This is a lot flatter than our actual use case, but it would be nice if we could generate a report for test suites at the sub-suite level (so only generating a report for sub-suite 04, instead of suite 01, which includes sub-suite 04 and many others).
my guess is that this would be more easily implimented in the command line usage, so if we could only get it there, that would still be a huge help.
Thanks!
for example, we have a project with 6 suites in it, and in one of those suites, we have 6 more suites, and in those suites, we have 10 test cases (so to access a test case we have to navigate 2 levels deep, or project test suites>suite 01>sub-suite 04>test case 004). This is a lot flatter than our actual use case, but it would be nice if we could generate a report for test suites at the sub-suite level (so only generating a report for sub-suite 04, instead of suite 01, which includes sub-suite 04 and many others).
my guess is that this would be more easily implimented in the command line usage, so if we could only get it there, that would still be a huge help.
Thanks!
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